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- championship cup for inter-class. competition.

; | + Indianapolis-Orphans’ Home fiery Will Entertain New Members Monday | eb fh | : j . the Auxiliary to the Indian-

e guests at the organization’s of the season Monday at the

Eight new members of apolis Orphans’ Home will final meeting and luncheon Woodstock Club. | New members are the Mesdames Albert M. Campbell, Scot B. Clifford, Kenneth Griffith, James W. Ray, Raymond M. Rice, James H. Ruddell, Byron K. Rust and Miss Mary Ellen Voyles. | [Ye

Elizabeth Kadel to Wed Jupe 19

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kadel have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Elizabéth Ray Kadel, to William Frederick Piel III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Piel. The ceremony will be read at 8:30 p. m. the evening of June 19 at the Episcopal Church of the Advent. A small reception for the families and bridal party will follow the services at the Kadel home. Miss Kadel has chosen her sister, Adeline, as her maid of honor. The. matron of honor will be Mrs. Hugh B. Lee Jr. of Terre Haute, who was Miss Eleanor Ray before her recent marrige. She is a cousin of the bride. Miss Mary Catherine Wright will be the bridesmaid. Miss Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Wright, will come home this week from Skidmore College. ) fred H. Piel will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be Robert Jackson, Noble Dean Jr., Paul Fletcher, Paul Buchanan and William Kendrick Jr.

Coffins to Give Buffet Supper

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Coffin will give a buffet supper tonight Jollowing the wedding rehearsal of their daughter, Caroline, and James Douglas Peirce Jr., whose marriage will take place tomorrow.

i The wedding will ke at the home of \ Mrs. william C. Bobbs, cousin

of the bride-to-be’ and her parents. Guests at the buffet supper will be Messrs. and Mesdames

“George Denny, Tristram Coffin, Henry D. Peirce, J. D. Peirce, Reily .' G. Adams, Thomas B. Henderson, Dr. Thurston Harrison, Baltimore, © Md., and Dr. and Mrs. Max Long. Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Peirce en-

tertained for the betrothed couple last night at their hone.

Tudor Hall Awards Announced

© The Misses Virginia Binford, Mildred Milliken, Emmy Pantzer and E. Letitia Sinclair have been awarded Tudor Hall Shields given annually to seniors “whose leadership in the school has been most valudble and inspiring.” The awards were among several announced recently for senior students at Tudor Hall. Miss Binford is president of the Athletic Association; Miss Milliken, the Student Government Association; Miss Sinclair, the senior class, and Miss Pantzer is editor in chief of the Chronicle and Crown. : Special commendation by the faculty in various fields of activity were given the following: Miss Frances Potter, Lafayette, and Miss Betty Carrie Reynolds, Anderson, art; Miss Margaret Hillis, Kokomo, music; Miss Florence Oran, Peoria, Ill, photography, and Miss Susannah Milner for her work in connection with the Indianapolis Community Fund Drive. The senior literary staff of the

. Chronicle, headed by Miss Pantzer, also was commended for its work.

Susannah Milner Gets Masquers Trophy

The Masquers Trophy #for outstanding work in dramatics has jpese awarded to Miss Milner, the Masquers Club president. Miss ginia Binford received honorable mention for this award. The Green and White Sports Cup was won this year by the White team, headed by Miss Hillis. The senior class won the Miss Pantzer and Miss Milliken were given the silver cup for winning the class doubles tennis tournament. A silver tennis ball was the prize of Miss Binford, who won the tennis singles tournament. School blazers for outstanding athletic ability and good sportsmanship were given the Misses Binford, Hillis, Millikén, Pantzer, Martha Rupel and Sinclair, ' Miss Julia Jane Carman, a sophomore, won first place for her poem, “Early Dusk” in the Chronicle prose and poetry contest. Honor= able mention was given Miss Milliken and Miss Gloria Strashun. Highest honors in scholarship were won by Miss Milliken,

' Honorable mention for academic proficiency was given thé Misses

Emmy Pantzer, Milner, Strashun, Marjorie Flickinger, Sinclair and Oran. The Alliance Francaise medal for proficiency in French was won by Miss Milliken and Miss Pantzer and Miss Milliken also received the award of Indiana Alpha Association of Phi Beta Kappa.

Five Young

Theta Delta Sigma Unit Meets Tonight at the Spink Arms; Five Guests at Rush Party

Business meetings and a luncheon are on today’s list of engagements

for Indianapolis sorority members.

The BETA CHAPTER OF THE THETA will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Spink Arms Hotel.

Amick and Mrs. Ben Braughton will

SIGMA CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA SORORITY, will have a rush party this evening at the home of Mrs. Norman Janke. Guests will be the Misses Helen Grifford, Doris Ann Shaffer, Eloise Knoll, Myrtle Sharp and Ruth Sohn. :

Pledge services will be held tonight by LAMBDA CHI DELTA SO-

-RORITY at the home of Miss

Christeen Austin, 1325 Carrollton Ave.

CHI DELTA CHI SORORITY will mept at 8 o'clock tonight at the homé of Mrs. Russell Fisher, 843 N. DeQuincy St. Mrs, Alfred Eggert will be assistant hostess.

Mrs. Joseph Urban, 230 E. 9th St., Apt. 607, will be hostess at, 7:30 o'clock’ tonight to the INDIANA ALUMNAE CLUB OF PHI OMEGA PI SORORITY.

LAMBDA CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY was to meet this afternoon at ‘the Y. W. C. A. : ‘

DELTA UPSILON AUXILIARY was to hold a luncheon meeting at 12:30 o'clock today at the home of Mrs. E. R. Grisell, 1802 E, 60th St. Mrs. Carl B. Schaeffer and Mrs. Frank Alford were to assist.

On Wednesday the LAMBDA MU CHAPTER OF SIGMA BETA SORORITY will meet at the Hotel Severin at 8:30 o'clock in the evening.

Miss Esther Maxwell was initiated into the BETA CHAPTER OF BETA CHI THETA SORORITY last night at the home of Miss Sally Cox, 615 N. Jefferson Ave.

St. Vincent's Guild - Elects Directors

Mrs. Walter L. Brant, Mrs. Thomas J. Scanlon "and Miss Marie O’Hern were elected for a threeyear term as members of the board cf St. Vincent’s Hospital Guild yesterday. : Mrs. B. R. Steeg was hostess chairman for: the meeting, assisted

- by the Mesdames George Hall, H. A.

Schumaker and Florence Lacy.

0.E.S. Auxiliary Lunches

Mrs. Florence Mitten and Mrs. Anna Baker will be hostésses at the covered dish luncheon and business meeting of the Brightwood Auxili-

ary of the Order of the Eastern| Star, to be held Thursday noon atf, the Veritas Masonic. Temple, 3350|

Roosevelt Ave.

Sororities Origin Cited Mrs. J. H. Townsend explained the origin: of>sororities to members of Delta Theta Chi national educational sorority last night at the Indiana War Memorial. Mrs. Charles Smith conducted a quiz on pledge

training and Miss Martha Davis diseussed “The Chorale “and the

DELTA SIGMA SORORITY Mrs. Frank act as hostesses. .

O.E.S. to Hold Memorial Rite

A memorial service and initiation are among the lodge group meetings for this week. The BROAD RIPPLE CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF EASTERN STAR will have the memorial service ‘at its meeting at 8 o’clock tomorrow night at the Broad Ripple Masonic Hall.

NAOMI CHAPTER OF THE O. F. S. Joe initiation services for

Friday/ evening in the Masonic Temple, Illinois and North Sts.

Mrs. Nellie Milhous of Valley Mills will entertain the PAST NOBLE GRANDS tomorrow.

Memorial services will be held following the conferring of degrees by CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, O. E. S., tomorrow night in the Evergreen Masonic Tempie.

Mrs. Faye Hite, worthy matron, and Allen T. Disborough, worthy patron, will preside tonight at the conferring of degrees at the BROOKSIDE CHAPTER, O. E. 8S, meeting at the Brookside Masonic Temple.

The WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will elect officers Thursday night at Moose Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, senior regent, will be in charge. Mrs. Clara Neerman, chairman of the ways and means committee, will supervise a card party at the hall at 2:30 p. m. Thursday.

Mrs. Lotta Ira will preside at a meeting of the T. W. BENNETT CIRCLE, LADIES OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, Thursday at Ft. Friendly. :

EVENTS

CLUB

Y. A.M. Tonight. Miss Betty Markey, 420 E. 33d, hostess. Plans for dinner June 11, Holly Hoc

Hill, LODGES

Indianapolis Drill Team, Royal Neighbors of America, 8:15 p. m. Wed. Hall, 28th and Rader. Meeting with Northwestern Camp 4415. Ms. Zylpha Sallyards will preside. Lawrence Chapter 384, O. E. 8S. 7:30 p.m. Thurs. Lawrence Masonic Hall. Stated meeting. - ;

SORORITIES

Beta Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 p: mi Wed. Miss Patricia Wolfanger, 3108 N. New Jersey, hostess.

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Times Special 4

the Indiana Federation of Clubs.

Highlights of the three-day, session will be addresses by Philip F. La Follette, former governor of Wisconsin, on Thursday night, and Paul G. Hoffman, president of the Studebaker Corp., South Bend, and the Indiana Traffic Safety Council, tomorrow evening. f Pioneer clubs and clubwomen will be guests at a dinner tonight when Mrs. George W. Jacqua, the I. F. C. president, makes her address. Re-

\_|ports of committees will fill tomor‘lrow morning’s session and a Golden

Jubilee Luncheon will be held at noon. Dr. Dorothy C. Stratton, dean

{of women at Purdue University, and

Prof. Andrew W, Cordier, Manchester College, will speak that afternoon, : Mr. Hoffman and John William Hughes, traveler, lecturer and correspondent, will talk at the dinner. Department symposiums are scheduled for Thursday morning and Thursday afternoon Samuel B. Pettingill, South Bend, former Congressman from the Indiana Third District, and Dr. Josephine L. Pierce, Lima, O., chairman of the Department ,of the American Home for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, will speak.

Women Voters To Plan Work

The executive committee of the Indiana League of Women Vdters will meet in Indianapolis June 11 and 12 to make plans for action on the program of work adopted at the organization's convention held re-

cently in Bloomington. The first day's sessions will be held at the home of Mrs. Clarence F. Merrell, president, and the second day the:group will meet at the home of Mrs. Lester ‘A, Smith. Executive fommittee members are Mrs. A. L. Spohn, Hammond; Mrs. Allan C. G. Mitchell, Bloomington; Mrs. Charles Shambaugh, Lafayette; Mrs. Norman Johanning, Richmond; Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru; Mrs. Charles N. Teetor, Hagerstown; Mesdames Merrell, Walter S. Greenough, William P. Snethen and John K. Goodwin, Indianapolis. Meeting with the committee will be the state department chairmen, including ‘Mrs. Leonard A. Smith, foreign policy; Mrs. Lester A. Smith, government and its operation; Mrs. James A. Bawden, education, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Don F, Datisman, "Gary, economic welfare; also Mrs. S. N. Campbell, Indianapolis, special adviser on legal status of women, and Mrs. E. Mark Ferree, Indianapolis, expansion campaign chairman. ;

Lions Club To Meet

in charge ‘of a Camp Fire Girl program for the Indianapolis Lions Club at noon tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel.

Candidate

Miss Margery Hashbrook (above) is one of the entrants in the contest to elect a Rose Queen to rule over the annual Rose Festival to be held at the Hillsdale Nurseries, near Castleton, Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Swimming events and a water carnival, staged by the Camp Fire Girls and the Boy Scouts, are to take place at 3 p. m. Judges for the queen contest are Elmer Taflinger, Indianapolis artist; Noble Bretzman, photographer, and Miss Eleanor D. .Theek, dramatic art instructor at Shortridge High School. Lieut. Gov. Henry . F. Schricker will crown -the winning entrant. Approximately 15,000 persons are : ted to attend the festival

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Mrs. Russell B.: Steinhour will he!

Indiana Federation of Clubs Begins Three-Day Convention Today at Lake Wawasee

LAKE WAWASEE, Ind, June 4—A luncheon today noon at the Spink-Wawasee Hotel here was to open the 51st annual convention of

Department, division and committee chairmen were to attend the luncheon. At a council meeting to follow the change of the convention date from spring to fall will be considered and reports of officers made.

Thomas-Rhine Wedding Today

Miss Margie Rhine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Rhine, 1229 W. 35th St., will be married to Charles William Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Thomas, 4040 Carrollton Ave. in an informal ceremony in the garden of the bridegroom’s parents’ nome at 4:30 o'clock this evening. ‘ The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. R. D. McCarthy, pastor ct the Baptist church. The bride will wear white chiffon fashioned with a tight bodice and full skirt. She will carry a bridal bouquet of white flowers. The bridesmaid, Deborah Ann Thomas, sister of the bridegroom, will wear a blue and white flowered crgandie gown trimmed with dark blue velvet ribbon. She will carry a bouquet of pink -rosebuds and blue delphinium. Charles Payne will be best man. Mrs. Rhine will wear a dark blue crepe dress with white accessories. Mrs. Thomas will wear a pink summer sheer costume. A reception will follow the ceremony. The bridal couple will leave to‘morrow on a motor trip. The bride kas selected a, light blue summer sheer suit withh blue accessories for traveling. The couple will be at home in two weeks at 2247 Talbot St. The bridegroom is a graduate of Carmel-on-the-Hudson Military Academy in New York.

55 Graduated

Fifty-five seniors will be graduated from St. Agnes Academy tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Cathedral High School auditorium. The Rev. Thomas Kilfoil' of Bloomington, will give the commencement address. Miss Suzanne Steffen, a graduating senior, will extend greetings. The, Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis will be in charge of the commencement exercises. The processional, “Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar, will be played by a selected group from the St. Agnes Academy and Cathedral High Schoo! orchestras. The senior class will sing Josef Rheinburger’s “Praise Ye The Lord.” Schubert's “Ave Maria” will be played by a string ensemble composed of the Misses Margaret Wissel, first violin; Julian Hess, second violin; Anne Wissel, cello, all seniors, and Patty Lou Slattery, accompanist, a junior. Those who will be graduated are the Misses Mary Jane Baltz, Mary Barrett, Maxine Barrett, Sue Bolin, Virginia Bremerman, Anise Bresko, Anne - Carson, Margaret Carson, Ruth Coughlin, Kathleen Cranny, Blanche Drexler, Mildred. Fischer, Helen Foerderer, Ruth Fralich, Charlotte Freeman, Rosemarie Gendron, Ruth Habig, Margaret Hanley, Madelynn Hartzer, Jane Henry, Juliana Hess, Estelle Hoffman, Margaret Hollingsworth, Rose Houk, Betty Hurley, Mary Alice Kelley, Jean Kibler, Mary Koers, Dorothy Laughlin, Marianne Lenahan, Mary Jeanette Lytle, Mary Jean Matthews, Mary McCleary, Marie McMahon, Betty O’Connor, Phyllis Pfarr, Betty Pittman, Eileen Prather, Ruth Reddehase, Mary Jane Remmetter, Frances Rosner, Margaret Schisla, Nancy Scott, Gertrude Staab, Suzanne Steffen, Frances Stitch, Virginia Todd, Vivian Todd, Mary Frances Vollmer,

| Rosemary WalsH, Patty Welsh, Bet-

ty Wilkerson, Anne Wissel, Margaret Wissel, and Dorothy Wohlhieter.

Legion Auxiliary Has Record Membership

The American Legion Auxiliary has the largest enrollment in its history, 482,688 women, the Legion headquarters here announced today. The 1940 total is expected to 1each 500,000 before the end of the year. Thirty-three of the auxiliary’s 52 departments have exceeded their 1940 membership goals, the announcement said. The membership gain over the same date last year is 22,428. ;

Card Party Is Friday The Mothers’ Benefit Club will have a card party at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the Citizens Gas and

Coke . Utility Co. is invit

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1. Miss Mary Alice Freeland, Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and

Carl William Root, son of (Photoreflex Photo.) 2. Mr. and Mrs. Leon E, Worth

of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Logan. The

Mrs. William I. Freeland of| Bloomfield, Ind., will become the bride of ayton D. Root of Crown Peint, Ind., June 23. The-ceremony will be read at the Methodist Chureh in Bloomfield.

all have announce the approaching

marriage of their daughter, Patricia Ellen, to Bernard Lee Logan, son

wedding will be June 15 at Christ

Episcopal Church. (Kindred Photo.) i

4. Miss Elizabeth Rugh will be

Church. Miss Rugh is the daughte (Len-Art-Photo.)

3. A June 19 wedding will be that of Miss Lucille Field to Francis E. Gantner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gantner. | the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Field Sr. (Photoreflex Photo.)

he bride-to-be is

married to Robert S. Locke, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L. Locke Wednesday at St. Paul's Methodist

r of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Rugh.

5. Mrs. Hannah Murphy has announced the engagement of her

‘H. Leary, Buffalo, N. Y. The wed

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daughter, Dorothy, to William F. Leary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward

ding will be in July, (Photoreflex

6. Mrs. Murphy also has announced the engagement of another

daughter, Virginia, to Norman F. Schlamersdorf, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schlamersdorf, Vincennes, Ind. The wedding will be this

From St. Agnes]

'R. Yeagy, Irwin Gamerdinger, W.

{Mabel Bruce; Hugh Cropsey Legion Auxiliary No. 361, Mrs. Fred Rif-

month. (Photorefléx Photo)

The Auxiliary to the Juvenile Adams, general chairman, today and Mrs. Glenn Parrish. Members

Robley George, Donald @ Smith, Wayne Hill, O. S. Srader, Elmer Beanblossom, K. L. Schomeyer, I.

R. Hodgson, S. J. Bardsley, Marlin Mullane, Adolph Wagner, John F. Geckler, Robert Mottern, Tom Maley, J. W. Carter, Wilfred Bradshaw, K. W. Steinkamp and William L. Sharp. The grounds committee for the day at Riverside includes the Mesdames W. F. Holmes, chairman, E. C. Ball, F. E. Bennett, L. W. Beaut, Rhoda Brennan, Otis Carmichael, Russell Duke, Hershel Edmonds, F. J. Finch, Samuel Finklestein, William Freund, W. L. Haugh, Everett Hays, Besse Herrman, Chic Jackson, David Jolly, Fred Hepner, Jesse Martin, George Maxwell! E. C. McKinney, Felix T. McWhirter, Paul Miller, J. W. Moore, William A. Oren, B. C. Reed, Clayton Ridge, Earl Robbins, Charles Rosenbarger, E. C. Rumpler, Ada Schweitzer, Omer Smith, A. E. Sullivan, Wolf Sussman, H. B. Tillman, John Guthrie, ward Wright; Myrtle Armel, W. G. Stayton, Arthur Miller, and the Misses Julia Maas, Marie Sweet and Mae Heller. Others who will help on various

B. Vanderworker, Cecil Vestal, George Vestal, H. P. Weimer, H. P. Wetsell, O. C. Wilson and Harry Young. Affiliated clubs which will be represented by each president and delegate who will serve as hostesses are The Municipal Gardens Women’s Department Club, Mrs. Ernest Millholland; Amicitia Club, the Mesdames Mary J. Shepard, Beatrice Crouch and Galen Doyal; Florence Nightingale Club, Mrs. John R. Nadolny; Madden - Nottingham American Legion Post No. 348, the Mesdames Caroline McConnell, Irwin White, Charles Grant and C. R. George; Minerva Club, the Mesdames George Dyer, M. E. Burkhort and Charles E. Smith; Women's Organization of Nationa] Association of Retail Druggists, Mrs. A. G. Stevenson and Mrs. Lawrence Heutis. Others are Theta Tau Psi: Sorority, Mrs. Hershel House and Mis. Ralph Eberhart; Child's Conservation League, Mrs. C. D. Vawter, and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery; Irvington Mother's Study Club, Mts. Alvin. Fisher and Mrs. Charles Bechtold; Theta Beta Sorority, the Mesdames Lena Galloway, Ruth ‘Hancock and Clara Davis; Expres‘sion Club, the Mesdames F. C. Lemley, Floyd Snyder and John Mussing; Indiana War Memorial Auxiliary to the 38th Division, Mrs.

fery, and Service Club, Mrs. Adolph ‘Wagner. : Mrs. Walter Geisel is president

committees are the Mesdames J.|:

Detention Home Auxiliary Maps Plans for Annual Benefit Day at Riverside Park June 13

Detention Home will sponsor its

annual benefit day June 13 at Riverside Amusement Park. Mrs. Lynn

named arrangements committees.

The advance ticket sale committee is headed by Mrs. Otto Lawrenz

who will serve at downtown store

booths are Mesdames William Jester, H. L. Coyner, Edward Niles,

Scouts to Give Benefit Tea

Girl Scout Troop 11 will conclude its year’s work with a benefit tea tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the ' Irvington Presbyterian Church. > The tea, which is open to the public, is sponsored by the members who have been sewing for the Red Cross for the past few months. Miss LaVonne Mannefeld will talk on the value of the Red Cross. A musical prograin will be presented by the Misses Josephine Justice, piano; Patricia Jarvis, ma'rimba: Phyllis Pettijohn, accordian; Barbara Curry, vocalist, and Patty Lamb, harp. Joy Haine will dance. : Others who will participate in the program ' are the Misses Joyce Bjorklund, Margare! Rennoe, Catherine Lewis, Joan ‘Woods, Caroline South, Jane Rodges and Betty Jane Insley. { Mrs. Robert Staley, troop leader, will be assisted by members of the mothers’ troop committee, Mrs. Luther Dickerson, Mrs. Nelson Eiliott, and Mrs. W. 14. Haine.

x = Girl Scout members of the Junior

Dellwood met recently wis the camp staffr to formulate plans. for unit programs, athletic activities, and menus for camp. Committee officers are Miss Joan Scott, president, «nd Miss Jean Bumgartuer, secretary. = Other members are the Misses Debbie McDougal, Patrician Jarvis, Mary McClure, Constance : and Portia Hurd, Minerva Long, Phyllis Heidenreich, Marian Newlin, and Patty Glossbrenner.

Officers Installed By Turners Auxiliary

A dinner meeting tonight at 6:30 o'clock in the club room will conclude the year’s program: of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Athenaeum Turners. ;

the meeting. They are Mrs. Ernest Pflumm, president; Mrs. Fredric Schwegle, vice president; Mrs. Gery

Mrs. Arthur Wayne. Murphy, finan cial secretary; Mrs. Margaret Beckerich, {reasurer; Mrs, Chris J. Karle, Mrs. Carl I. Sputh, and Miss ‘Vera Schulmeyer, hoard members. A movie and demonstration of cutting beef will itllow the dinner.

auditorium. The

of the Auxiliary to the Detention

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sutertalnment. SP ea i

Mrs. Beckerich is in charge of the

Camp Advisory Committee of Camp ||

New officers will be installed at

trude Schissel, recording secretery; ||

Butler Seniors ; To Be Guests

Two receptions, one fom 274 members of the senior class and members of the faculty and the other for returning alumni, will ‘be held this week by President and Mrs. D. S. Robinson of Butler University. The reception for seniors and faculty members will be held

Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in|}

the recreation room of the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. ‘ The receiving line will include Robert Lawson, president of the senior class; Miss Betsy Murbarger, vice president; President and Mrs. Robinson; Miss Ada Bicking, director of the Arthur Jordan Conservatery of Music; Hilton U. Brown, chairman of the Butler board of directors; Mr. and Mrs. Emsley W.

Johnson Jr.; Dean and Mrs. Gino Af{ - |Rattti of the College of Liberal Arts

and Sciences; Dean and Mrs. Frederick D. Kershner of the College of Religion; Dean and Mrs. M. O. Ross of the College of Business Administration, and Prof. Henry M. Whisler, acting dean of the College of Education. = Administrative heads and department heads of the university will assist with preparations and during the event. Music will be provided by a trio from the Conservatory. | & President and Mrs. Robinson will hold the open house for alumni and friends of the university ioe ie afternoon between 2 p. m. and 5 o'clock at their home, 520 Hampton Drive. The affair will follow a dinner to be given Saturday noon for members of the 1910 graduating

lass. Assisting with preparations for tHe open house are members of the 1910 class, Glen Findley, president of the Butler Alumni Association; Evan’ B. Walker, retiring president of the Butler Alumni Club of Indianapolis; Tom Scanlon, present president of that ¢lub; Mrs. George A. Schumacher, and several members of the Butler faculty who are

Altar Society TosGive Party

Officers of the-Altar Society will

given in ST. PHILIP NERI auditors ium at 2 o'clock tomorrow aftere noon.

CHI RHO BETA SOCIAL CLUB of Christ the King Church will hold installation ceremonies for new ofe

|ficers at 8 o'clock Wednesday night

in the parish hall. | Mrs. Charles Austermiller will be in cHarge. Incoming officers for the year are Mrs. Robert Bosson, president; - Mrs. Everett Harlan, vice president; Mrs. George Walker, so= cial secretary; Mrs. Wilson Cragun, recording secretary, and ; Arthur Smith, treasurer. The Rev. Joseph Somes is pastor of the church.

Miss’ Narellen Dorsey entertained

- {a group of ST. JOHN'S ACADEMY

graduates with a breakfast after Holy Communion today. : The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. James Dorsey, Mrs, Harry Dorsey, and Mrs. T. B. Fostep of Chicago.

COOKING SCHOOL

Wednesday at 1:30

VEGETABLE COOKERY’

by Dorothea M. Potts 8 gt

If your family won't eat vegetables, try, cooking them in appetizing new ways. Learn how to make a vege- " table omelet or casserole, tomatoes stuffed with mushrooms, green bean souffle and: cauli- * flower Polonaise! Mrs, Potts will ‘teach you rules for keeping cooked vegetables crisp and green,

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